I am coming up with nothing for Accord steelies to put my snows on for this season? Any other cars that I might find in the wrecking yards that have 4X114.3 mm bolt pattern. I know most stellies are lug centric, ans long as the off-set is not way off that would work on my '99 Accord EX sedan?

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

I am coming up with nothing for Accord steelies to put my snows on for this season? Any other cars that I might find in the wrecking yards that have 4X114.3 mm bolt pattern. I know most stellies are lug centric, ans long as the off-set is not way off that would work on my '99 Accord EX sedan?

Thanks but I think all Saabs are 4X108 which is a real rare bolt pattern. I could find some Galants for sure thanks!

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

the 03 lancer oz rally rims look great on the accord ! thesse are the rims on my girlfriend's car.

yea, saw a 5th gen with some lancer OZ wheels at work a few weeks ago. looked REAL nice. funny thing, the OZ wheels arent even made by OZ racing, on the inside of the wheel it has a stamp that says "enkei". heh heh, it hought it was funny, no?

I got a set of cheap '92 EX Accord Alloys with 195/60R15's on them. I know my '99 EX sedan 4 cyl. is suppose to have 195/65R15's on it but whill these wheels work and tires work?

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

Will the '92 EX alloys I picked up work on my '99 EX 4cyl.? Are the hubs and offsets the same?

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

The steelies for 6th-gen Accords are hub-centric but I don't know the bore diameter. Offset is 55mm.

I bought a set of 98-02 steelies for snow tires on my 95 EX. That was probably 4 years ago now but I want to say the bore is somewhere around 64mm diameter. I may be completely off with that but thats what comes to mind :shrugs:

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

For these '92 EX Accord OEM alloys to bolt up to my '99 EX 4cyl. do I need teh honda round bottom lugs or regular angle ones??? No need to use the chrome ones i have on the '99 alloys cassue the '92 alloys have the center cap covering the lug nuts.

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

OK, so I just need the ROUND bottom standard lug nuts for the '92 Honda alloys. I really do not want to put my nice chrome plated Honda lug nuts through a salty Northern New England Winter !

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My wife had a '99 Civic EX Sedan 5-speed (RIP deer ran into the pass. side of it!) and I have '99 Accord EX 4-cyl. Sedan in 5-speed with 190k on the clock. I want to take my Honda to 300k so I am going to need some help!!

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